This pair of vintage side tables would be right at home on someone's ranch/farm/or cabin in the woods. They are in good overall shape, but have some surface wear, along with the unfortunate bleached spot, most likely from a spilled beverage. There is no maker's mark that I can see. Possibly home or craftsman made. I'd appreciate any information. If I had a cabin in the woods, I'd be keeping these :)

Here is a vintage, tole painted display table with removable glass top. The interior appears to be red leatherette or similar. I don't think it's real leather. Would love to know more about age, origin, value. By the way, it's 22" wide, and also 22" in height. 

Thanks for any help :)

Cabinet has vents in it on the back. It has a mark stamped on it that we cannot identify. The wood appears to be pine. It has lock on the doors, a small area with a door that appears to be for a "hat" maybe. It's in great condition. We just were wondering about the value. We paid $50.

This is a painting by American artist Roz Oesterle called "Fresh Accents II". Signed by the artist.

The painting is likely served as a prototype for mass production prints of it that are still available on Amazon and other platforms: https://www.amazon.ca/Fresh-Accents-II-Roz-Oesterle/dp/B099D669RR

However, this piece is an original painting, as the brushwork can be seen and it is uneven to the touch. The painting is not covered for breathing, but I am not sure if it is oil, or acrylic, or some other technique. 

I am also not sure about dating the piece, as I found no records on when it was created. 

The frame is loose and there are some scratching marks on the borders of the painting.

Not sure if restoration is needed here.

I'm wondering if the numbered 22/129 would add much value to this piece of Porcelain Napcoware. It is in great condition with NO chips or cracks.

No. 16 American Walnut Armoire from Unagusta manufacturing company.